Re: sendmail port

["Jorge R . Csapo" <jorge@completo.com.br>]

assim falou Glynn Clements (em 24/08/2002):
> 
> Jorge R . Csapo wrote:
> 
> > is there a simple way to tell sendmail to use a port other than 25 for
> > sending?
> 
> It doesn't use port 25 for sending; it uses an ephemeral port (unless
> you specify the 'R' flag, in which case it allocates a privileged
> port). I don't think that you can force the use of a fixed port (other
> than by modifying the source code).

Actually I expressed myself poorly. I needed to know if I could make sendmail
connect to a port other than 25 on the destination host. As it turns out,
both the originating ephemeral port and the destination port can be modified:
the first by using the ClientPortOptions (ClientPortOptions=Port=port_#) and
the second by modifying the mailer definitions (the ARGV parameter as in
A=TCP $h port_#.

-- 
Jorge R. Csapo

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